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SALOMON BOCHNER
[See also Baconianism; Cycles; Historiography; Infinity;
Platonism;
Pragmatism; Pre-Platonic Conceptions;
Progress;
Pythagorean...; Revolution;
Uniformitarianism
and Ca-
tastrophism.]
